Second quarter earnings for the world's biggest smartphone maker, Samsung Electronics, will likely miss market expectations.

Asian markets head higher, recovering losses made a day earlier on fears that Greece would exit the eurozone, after voting no to bailout conditions.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is to present new proposals at a eurozone emergency summit on his country's growing debt crisis.

Shops in England and Wales could be allowed to open for longer on Sundays, under plans to be unveiled by Chancellor George Osborne.

Marks and Spencer's recent revival suffers a setback after it reports a fall in sales of general merchandising, which includes clothing.

The London market opens flat, but shares in Marks and Spencer open higher despite the retailer reporting a dip in non-food sales.

A rise in oil and gas output boosted UK industrial production in May, but manufacturing output fell for the second month in a row.

A trader accused of manipulating the Libor rate has told a court that senior managers knew what he was doing.